The Pioneer Trail
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We had just formed the last semi-circle of our noon corral and through its western opening was seen the Chim- ney, wavy through the haze that arose from the heated ground. It was my father who pointed it out to me. It afterwards seemed to us that the slow-going oxen would never reach it; or, rather, that they would never arrive at the point in the road opposite that natural curiosity ; for the emi- grant trail passed several miles to the northward of the low range of bluffs of which "the Chimne...y Rock" is a part. One evening several of our company tried to walk from our nearest camp to *6/ ' THE PIONEER TRAIL. 39 the terraced hills that formed the Chimney's base, but the distance proved too great. That was one of our first lessons in the deceptiveness of space the distance to hills and mountains.
From the banks of Lawrence Creek, from where the sketch was made, the bluffs, and the Half -Way-Post, the name by which the Chimney is sometimes suggestively referred to, are most picturesque.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had just formed the last semi-circle of our noon corral and through its western opening was seen the Chim- ney, wavy through the haze that arose from the heated ground. It was my father who pointed it out to me. It afterwards seemed to us that the slow-going oxen would never reach it; or, rather, that they would never arrive at the point in the road opposite that natural curiosity ; for the emi- grant trail passed several miles to the northward of the low range of bluffs of which "the Chimne...y Rock" is a part. One evening several of our company tried to walk from our nearest camp to *6/ ' THE PIONEER TRAIL. 39 the terraced hills that formed the Chimney's base, but the distance proved too great. That was one of our first lessons in the deceptiveness of space the distance to hills and mountains.
From the banks of Lawrence Creek, from where the sketch was made, the bluffs, and the Half -Way-Post, the name by which the Chimney is sometimes suggestively referred to, are most picturesque.
What to read after The Pioneer Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Lambourne to read onlineMoreLess
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